Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-10
LOCAL BREYITIES.

B. F. Ready, of Woodland, had rip,
pears from trees in his gard sn last Tuesday
The Board of Supervisors will meet as q
County Board of Equalization on the first
Monday in July.
| ]. Catania has been appointed to assist
License Collector Village in the collection
| of fishermen's licenses.
| There are messages at the Western Union
! telegraph Office for Emma Curtis. J. p. Far
rell, B. Stern, J. f. Mccarthy and A. j.
Beach.
| Fish Commissioners Reuter- and Sher-
wood went to San Francisco yesterday TO
attend a meeting of the Board, which will
be held to-day.
In addition to the large first-class travel
| TO Portland over the Oregon and California
road, carload of emigrants was sent UP
| night before last
The overland train for the East was so
large last night that it had to be run in two
| sections. Three carloads of silk went by it
! from San Francisco.
The "paint case" which is now in its
| third week before Judge Armstrong, had
advanced yesterday as far as argument, and
Will probably reach the jury tomorrow.
The steamer Governor Dana cleared for
the upper Sacramento with merchandise
! and lumber yesterday, and the San Joa-
quin No. 4 for San Francisco, with mer-
chandise.
There will be meeting he'd at Chances
saloon, on the Lower Stockton road to-
morrow afternoon, at o'clock, for the
purpose of considering the matter of
sprinkling the read.
The Supervisors of Yolo county have
elected II. j. Coin and J. H. Thorne az
members of the County Board of Education.
to fill the places of G.. E. Head and f. A.
Pedlar. terms expired.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was 650, which is % cooler than
the normal temperature for that day. The
highest and lowest temperature was 79O
and S' with gentle to fresh southerly
winds, and weather cloudy to clear
Rising Star Rebekah Degree Lodge No.
s, |. o. 0. F., has elected the following
named officers for the ensuing term Sallie
Wolf, n. g.: Lizzie Dolan. V. G.; Eliza
beth Warendorph, Treas; Lem Solomon,
Per. Sec; e. ]. Clark Rec. Sec.
The wagon road from Woodland to Elk
horn ranch has been put in excellent con-
dltlon, and the section of road a short dis
lance west of Washington is the only bad
piece between Woodland and this city. 1t
is passable for good team, though still
miry.
Company a, of the First Artillery Regi-
ment, has organized the following baseball
club, to play at Santa Cruz during the en-
campment: Pearson, I'd b.; Sullivan, 8. s.:
Glass, Sd b.; Whittier, c.; Schaffer, LIST b.;
Hogan, p; Trisch c. f.; Swain, l. f.; Ken
ner, r. f.
CORTLAND Parlor n. S. G. W., will give
its first annual party at Weber Hall in
that place, this evening previous to which
there will be public installation of officers
by the Grand President G. H Garoutte, of
Woodland. A supper will be served by the
Native Daughters in the grove adjoining
the hall.
Governor Bartlett has commissioned the
following Notaries Public: w. II. Wood.
bridge, Santa Barbara: W. T. Phipps.
Yuba City; Venable Morris, Winters
Robt. Strong, Westminster, Los Angeles
county; ]. H. Thompson, Tulare; J.F.
Peck, MERGED City; f. E. Bacon, Santa
Cruz.
w. P. Eldred, C. H. Eldred, LATE Eldred,
Homer Todhuuter and AL. d. Toland left
yesterday in two wagons for Lake Tahoe.
After the game law is open they will pro-
coed to Uncle Billy Vaughn's place, Eleven
Pines, Ell Dorado county, to enjoy a few
weeks hunting and fishing. The party
will camp out
There was but one case on the Police
Court calendar yesterday-that of Bass
Wendell, who pleaded guilty of vasrancv,
being a healthy beggar. Sentence was
postponed until this morning, and be was
allowed to go on his own recognizance
meanwhile, with the understanding that if
he left town no one would follow him.
The Executive Committee of the CITY
Improvement Association will meet at s
o'clock this evening. in the Sacramento
Bank building, 429 j street, for the pur-
pose of adopting rules, appointment of
standing committees and the transaction
of other important business. 1t is desir-
able that every member of the committee
be present
The running mare Josie P owned by III.
7. Parker, of Woodland, was reported re-
Gently to be likely to recover from the
breaking of her leg during a race at the
Woodland track few weeks ago. The
animal was doing well until Tuesday night.
when she attempted to display her running
powers and broke blood vessel from which
injuries she bled to death before The flow
of blood could be stanched.
The following officers have been elected
by Branch No. y of the Young Mems In
stitute: Past President, Thomas w. O'Neil:
President, J. F. Doody; First Vice Presi-
dent, J. l.. Ryan Second Vice President,
Thomas Hanrahan; Recording Secretary,
Charles Farren; Financial Secretary, VIM.
Daily; Corresponding Secretary, w. Con-
molly; Treasurer, J. Miller Marshal John
McQuay; Executive Committee-J. J.
West, 4. P. Cohn, G. G. Pickett, J. c. Kel-
ly, J. A. Kline
Of the 81 applicants for teachers certif-
Gates examined by the Yolo county Board
of Education, only y were successful, Z of
whom received first grade certificates and 5
second grade, as follows: First grade-T.
J. Richards, of Winters; p. n Ashley, of
Rock; A. G. Mclaughlin and Miss Fannie
Phillips, of Knights Landing: Miss Cora
Boone, of Contra Costa: Miss Ella Morris,
OF Oakland; Frank Hurlburt, of Blacks
Second grade-Misses Maggie Leland and
Maggie Glendenning. of Woodland; Miss
Della COOLER, of San Francisco, and VIM.
Doris, OF Woodland
The horse attached to NJ Lagos delivery
wagon ran away from Second and X streets
yesterday forenoon, and made brisk time
down Second. There was dog in the
wagon, and officer Lowell thought for a
moment that he would try to Climb into
the vehicle and stop the runaway, or at
least rescue the canine but when be APP
pfOaSueu tue uOE, VINO was jumping about
the wagon excitedly, expressed himself so
severely, and smiled with such display of
ivory, that Lowell got tired of running
very soon. The horse made the trip to his
masters grocery, at Second and o streets,
and there stopped without having done
any damage. Dog ditto.
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CREDIT SALE AT PACIFIC GRovE.-By
order of the Pacific improvement Com
pany, there will be a credit sale at auction
of 400 choice residence lots, comprising
the entire third addition to Pacific Grove.
Monterey, on the 2Slh Goth and 30th insts.
To accommodate the large number of per-
sons who will doubtless desire to take ad-
vantage of this opportunity to secure fine
location for summe, home. an excursion
train will be run from San Francisco, leav-
ing that city on the 2Sth inst, at $50 A. NJ,
stopping at principal intermediate stations.
Special round-trip tickets will be sold at
greatly reduced rates, good for return on
special train of that evening, or on regular
trains of the 10Th and 30th and July lst.
Land Office Matters.
The following business was transacted in the
United States Land Office, in this city, yester-
day:
Agricultural Applications-George C. Hep
burn, Applegate, Placer county: H A, 5054:
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